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FINDING AND GETTING A COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP ISN’T THAT HARD

In all the workshops I’ve given, there are certain questions from students and parents alike regarding scholarships, and always hear the same frustrations regarding eligibility, length of time it takes to apply, the financial amounts given through scholarships, etc. These and more can be answered through this, and a few other of my posts regarding how you can best utilize your time and energy searching for the RIGHT scholarship!

Below is a list

For instance, I have a profile set up through Fastweb.com for my scholarship search. I’m currently attending graduate school and Fastweb.com has provided me with a lot of good and easy advice to be the best prepared for scholarships, and applying.

This list is quick and easy. It’s a simple way to prepare yourself, but make sure your prepared. If you have further questions, or need anything, please email me or post to this article.

Now, follow these simple steps when applying for a scholarship:

1. Research all scholarships and see what you are qualified to apply for

This list will surely provide you with the best and most comprehensive information you’ll need with your scholarship search. Below is a quick list of preparation kind of things. The most prepared you are, the most effective and successful you will be.

Scholarships are important and I personally know people who had most or all of their education paid for. Most scholarships don’t have to be paid back and also allow you an opportunity to use it toward general college expenses. These parameters vary based upon specific scholarship requirements.

Your Success is My Success,

Keith Lipke

I’m a careers and college recruiter, coach, mentor and blogger at The Career Closet. His passion is to educate, inspire, and give hope to young people who need it upon their search for the right career and college